Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

ana StairwayS for servants. The building Is
heated by CarmanS Steam-heattng apparatus.
| The apartments On the upper or fourth floor,
It is expected, will be fitted up as chambers
for bachelor members. 1t Is probable, Also that q
large addition viii be erected in the rear of the
present building. to be used as club chambers
Sales of Real Estate.
X o. Hoffman has made the following sales:
Part OF lot T. in square 56s, improved by a three.
story brick house, street, north SIDE between I'd
and Sd northwest, for Theodore b. Moody, to JAS
II. Gridley for S6,G GOO. Lot sub 81 in square l64
% feet 61E inches front by 141 Deep improved by
three-story and basement brick house. east side Of
Connecticut avenue, between K and L streets
northwest, for the heirs OF Hon. D. L. Yulee to
Benz. F. Winger, OF Greencastle, Pa, for 81, 600
Part OF lot Is, In square 321, west side of 11th
street, between and streets northwest for B.
W. Frazier, for S11 ,OOO Part Of lot Z west ~,
square 56S, with improvements, three-story brick,
for Theodore B. Moody, to Tbos. ID. Singleton, for
$4,000. Parts of lots and q in square 321, north
west corner Of 11th and streets northwest i'm
proved by three-stOry brick house, to John r.
Mclean, for Frederick stutz for $4,000. Part Of
frame dwelling, for Geo. IT, Mckay, for 5000. Sub
lot G, square 161, street, between Connecticut
L. Riggs, for s. $50. Part of lots I. and 10, in
square S21, 11tn street, between E and streets
northwest, improved by a three-story and base
ment brick, for Meta EchstadJ, for the sum OF
SIG, 800
s. W. Tullock has bought of Laura NJ. Doolittle
So by 100 on East
&c. 500.
u. W. CONN has sold to C. R. Newman four lots
assumption Of trust for s., 57O.S4. w. c. Hill has
sold ten lots to Lauretta b. Gibson in blk ID,
Meridian Rra mn Sss s feet for
part lot l6. square ISL, fronting on street, be-
tween nth and 18th streets, for s., 639 A. C.
90, fronting so feet by lisa ON 21st street, be-
tween and streets, for $1,000.
Susan P. OEe has sold to Aaron Z. Hughes, sub
n n tfv,rrS %oa< rfl%n>
street, between Q and streets, for ST. 900. B. r
Catlin has sold to Maria l. somerville, sub lot 40
So; ss9. fronting on street, between 18th, and
B. L. Walker has sold to Horace M. Shan
non sub lot "A, square 75s, fronting II feet
$3.50. w. J. Waring has sold to j. Edward
Mason, lots 76 to 81, square 677, fronting 15OX
s79 feet in Jackson alley, between G and H,
North Capitol and LIST street east, for q, 600.
PRESERVATION OF AN EMINENT COMMANDERS
JEwEL-A delegation from Palestine COmmandery
OF Philadelphia, consisting OF DR.. James W. BOW
den. ChaS: >. Champlin, Horace H. BrOckway, FL
wood Z. Thorne, VIM: r; Carr, James A. Rich, WIN.
S. DevOe, Joseph II. Barker, ChaS A. Percy Chas.
p. Cooke and Chas. G. Braxmar, visited the Column
bia Commandery in this city last evening" One
handlers badge to Eminent Commander YZnaga.
OF the Columbia Commandery, which was done in
very happy manner by Eminent Commander
was costly One-gOld set with diamonds, and
viii be in the future the badge OF the eminent
engrossed certificate OF honorary membership in
the Palestine Commandery to Sir Knight james E.
waugh, which took that gentleman by surprise.
Sir Knight NJ. NJ. Parker presented on behalf of
Eminent Commander Bowden jewel to Captain
General Chas. E. Lansing. The visitors were hos
pltaoly entertained and returned this morning to
Philadelphia
HONoRs TO the municfpal
election held on Tuesday last, in DowningtoWn,
Pa, DIR. L. T. Bremerman, former resident Of this
city, was chosen mayor by handsome majority
In the largest vote ever pOlled in the town. DR..
Bremerman was pupil in the public school
taught by 3. Jno. Thomson, went from there to
Columbian university, where he graduated with
the honOrS OF his class In 1871 and at the medical
department OF the same university In 1874. In
1873 he located for the practice Of medicine In
cratic ticket. although the town Is republican,
shows the estimation In which he is held by his
fellow citizens.
MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to James
Jackson and Jennie Brown; John NJ. Glover OF
st. Louis, and Katherine Augusta Patton; H. I.
Schaner and Ophelia Cole; Vim. Naumann and
katherine Eiehinann. Charles Hohmann and Kate
WuberzOhl; Samuel F. Flood and Mary Lee.
THE DoNNELLY CASES IN THE POLICE COURT
the attention OF Judge Smell to the case pending
against Mr.. James D: DOnnelly, the saloon keeper
al the corner OF and 14th charge OF keen
Ing an unlicensed bar-and argued that the Dis
trfct had failed TO prove the proprietorshlp and
Mr.. Padgett claimed that the testimony OF the
officers showed Mr.. Donnelly to be the proprietor
The court held that the case had been proven, and
imposed fine OF sos. Another warrant charg-
Ing the same onenSe has been issued against Mr.
DOnnelly.
THE DoNNEILY CASES PosrPoNED.-In the Criminal
Court Yesterday after the scene growing out OF the
DOnnelly liquor cases as described in THE STAR
the jury In the He'll case was brought In. and
being unable TO agree, was discharged. Judge
Macarthur referred TO the strange circufn-
stance OF 1ur1es being unable to agree in liquor
cases and could not understand, why when the
evidence OF guilt, prepOnderance of proof, was SO
strong against the parties accused they could not
TO the Donnelly cases, and expressed a readiness
TO proceed. Mr.. Cahin said that after an the
81 Tae iss, made to the two turtles he felt that
and should not be called upon to try the cases.
Judge Macarthur suggested that It would be
attorney complied with the intimatiOn OF the court
The Theta Delta Chi Association OF Maryland held
meeting last evening at Wizards and elected
the following committee to draft plan OF organi-
Zsation: DE-. VIM. r McKnew OF Baltimore, prcSt-
Gent OF The association; A. NJ. Rich UT Baltimore,
secretary; G. E. Boynton and Rev. C. B. Perry OF
OF Washington. instead OF combining the associa-
ton 10 graduates OF Maryland colleges It Is pro-
posed 10 Include graduates OF colleges the neigh
boring states.
c Con- AGAINST SOFT coAL-complaint Is
heating school buildings. This coal, It is stated
hlls the air with fine black dust. Clothes hung
OUT 20 dry, when taken In, are, II Is stated, so
powdered with the dust as to require rewashing
ana CRYING In close room The painters, too are
complaining that the dust interferes with them
Ia thelr work Some months ago the proprietor Of
laundry On i2th street was prosecuted for SIM
iar onei,ss burning soft coal, and was compelled
| 10 move his Laundry or stop burning soft
coal The laundry was removed from the neigh-
borhoca.
TIE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS AND THE LIQUOR
IkAffic.-A fnass meeting has been called by the
| W. &. 4. L. 10 be held at Foundry church to-nor-
row evening, The topic being THE District Com
nisaidners apd the Liquor Traffic. Addresses are
announced al follows: "Dtstr1ct Lava GEN g. s.
Eenkie; statistics and Facts" Mr.. II. b. Moulton;
! "Ine Commissioners" Rev. DR.. Sunderland; 1.-THE
city Press, n. NJ Bradley, ESQ.,; "rhe Church'B
| Responsibility" Rev. DR.. J. p. Newman.
FINED FOR INSULTING WOMEN ON 1Hx s1RRxr.-
This morning In the Police Court q middle-aged
man was arraigned under the name OF Michael j.
DAILY on charge OF using obscene and insulting
language TO two young women on street, between
9th and 10th Streets about 40 o'clock this morn
| Ing. They had complained TO Oflicsr Passeno and
he "a In it,ap